- I don't believe in limiting myself to one artistic medium.
- I daily remind myself that perfectionism obstructs progress.
- Interesting tastes, smells and colors in food can sometimes be my muse.
- I occasionally take singing breaks when I'm working on websites.
- Passion is paramount in the hunt for inspiration.
Playing and listening to music has played a large role in my life since childhood. These are a few of my current favorite influences:
I don’t limit myself to digital inspiration as some designers do in the two-dimensional realm. This is the short list of some amazing artists:
As an avid crafter, amateur interior design fanatic, seamstress and general enthusiast of all things awesome, here are some people I find inspiring in the three-dimensional arts:
Morse code, clanging pots, carrier pigeons, 'the force', finger spelling, blowing kisses, semaphore flag signaling, dog whistles, bluegrass serenades, Kit the talking car, large letters in sand, subtle body language, message in a bottle, the bat signal, CB radio, ransom notes, the trumpet intro from Ring of Fire, smoke signals, tin can and wire, french fry odor trail, Viking war horn, adaptive communication board, cereal box decoder ring message, singing telegram, Ouija board, Retro-Gram telegraph, chain letter, flare gun, dinner bell, walkie-talkie, sky writing, through Elvis's ghost, or the Get Smart shoe phone.
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